Archaeology Curaçao
Explore Curaçao’s Archaeological Heritage!
Archaeology Curaçao
Explore Curaçao’s Archaeological Heritage!

Welcome on the Archaeology Curacao website!

Why this website?

ArchaeologyCuracao.com serves as your gateway to information on the island’s archaeology. We believe in making heritage accessible as much as possible, and this website is our commitment to doing this. Whether you’re an avid history enthusiast, a student, a developer, a professional archaeologist or a curious visitor, our platform is designed to captivate and educate.

Archaeological Projects and Activities

Stay informed about ongoing archaeological projects and activities across Curaçao. From excavations uncovering Indigenous settlements to the preservation of colonial-era artifacts, we provide a front-row seat to the latest research projects.

Meet the Archaeologists

Get to know the passionate individuals behind the projects. Our website features profiles of the dedicated archaeologists shaping Curaçao’s archaeological landscape. Learn about their expertise and projects.

Participation/Volunteer Opportunities

Become an active part of Curaçao’s archaeological community. Our website offers information on participation and volunteer opportunities, enabling you to contribute directly to ongoing projects. Immerse yourself in the hands-on experience of archaeological fieldwork and make a meaningful impact on preserving Curaçao’s cultural heritage.

Everything You Always Wanted to Know

Delve into a treasure trove of information. Whether you’re curious about dating techniques, excavation methods, or the significance of specific artifacts, our website satisfies your curiosity with comprehensive resources on everything related to Curaçao’s archaeology.

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Why we use ‘Indigenous People’ instead of ‘Indians’ 

Why we use ‘Indigenous People’ instead of ‘Indians’ 

At Archaeology Curaçao, we are committed to promoting respectful and accurate terminology when discussing the rich histories and cultures of the Indigenous peoples of Curaçao. One significant choice in our communication is avoiding the term ‘Indians’ in favor of...